For the organic solvent cyclohexane, C6H₁2, the normal boiling point is Tboil = 353.89 K, andthe molar heat of vaporization, AvapH = 33.12 kJ/mol. At the boiling point, the densities of itsliquid and vapor states are 0.7739 g/mL and 0.002898 g/mL, respectively.Data from NIST Webbook site(a) Determine the value of (dr) for cyclohexane at T = 353.89 K using the Clapeyronequation and report your answer in units of K/bar.dTdP,(b) Use your result for to estimate the boiling point (in K) of cyclohexane at a pressureof 2.25 bars.

(a) According to Clapeyron equation, dP/dT = ∆vapH / Tboil . ∆V…

dT (a) Determine the value of for cyclohexane at T = 353.89 K using the Clapeyron equation and report your answer in units of K/bar. dT (b) Use your result for (dr) to estimate the boiling point (in K) of cyclohexane at a pressure of 2.25 bars.

dT (a) Determine the value of for cyclohexane at T = 353.89 K using the Clapeyron equation and report your answer in units of K/bar. dT (b) Use your result for (dr) to estimate the boiling point (in K) of cyclohexane at a pressure of 2.25 bars.

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